Herbivore coming to my cookout....

[Mr. Bones]

Sounds to me like ya have yerself someone who will have plenty of free time to photograph yer cook!

[JGo37]

Here's a good vegan side dish that has cabbage, but you have to modify the recipe if dairy isn't tolerated. Colcannon.

https://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-mak...cabbage-242195

Turn it vegan by substituting chicken stock with vegetable stock, and EVOO Olive Oil (redundant, I know) for the butter. You can add BBQ taste one of two ways. First roast the potatoes on the grill before mashing, or secondly load the finished colcannon in a cast iron skillet and smoke for 30 mins.

Enjoy.

[texastweeter]

grill up some elotas and marinated poblano caps, along with asparagus and a salad.

[Henrik]

I'm with most people here, if she wants zucchini, then cook zucchini! Buy one a few days in advance and do a sample cook, that way it will be waaay better on the big day. That's what I do, if unsure :-)

If you want to try something else that is easy to do, then here's a smoked aubergine mousse. It's in my bbq book also:

https://hankstruebbq.com/smoked-aubergine-mousse/

[EdF]

But is she like a lot of my software customers, and only thinks she knows what she wants? Opportunity!

[FireMan]

Hey, I thought if you were a vegetaranian you couldn’t eat mouses.

[Henrik]

...or mooses :-)

[Mudbeaver]

I slice up zucchini n squash, a stick of butter sea salt and cracked pepper wrap it in foil and throw it on the grill, it’s fantastic, wife and I usually call it dessert

[FireMan]

I have a question: does anybody call themself a herbivore? And, if you do, are you restricted to herbs or can you eat other grass & leafy stuff?
And, what do they look like?

[Potkettleblack]

I've seen folks call themselves: Vegetarians, Vegans, Plant Based Dieters, Whole Food Plant Based, Fruitarians... I seem some of them dismiss anyone who eats meat as a carnivore, so I think calling them herbivores is fair play.

[FireMan]

How about fruit cake ions.